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Learning to listen to God
I was enjoying camp with my family. One day, I noticed that some kids were playing on the other side of a yellow bridge. I wanted to go play with them. But I was nervous because I use a power chair to get around. The bridge was steep, and I didn’t want to tip over.
I learned something in Christian Science Sunday School that has helped me when I feel nervous or afraid. I decide if my thoughts should get a red light, a yellow light, or a green light. That means I pay attention to my thoughts to see if I should stop them (red light), if I should get quiet and listen for God to tell me what to do (yellow light), or if a thought is really from God (green light). I know that God is good. So any thoughts that aren’t good are not from God and get a red light.
A thought came to me that I could go slowly over the bridge in my chair. My mom also told me to go slowly, and I listened.
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June 17, 2024 issue
View IssueEditorial
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Bringing stability to unstable times
Lyle Young
Keeping Watch
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Finding refuge in church
Scott L. Schneberger
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“Let’s not leave him there”
Sue Brightman
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Unlimited you
Sherry Requarth
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My prayers for peace
Mari G. de Milone with contributions from Leonel Milone
Kids
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Learning to listen to God
Winnie
Healings
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Baby protected during pregnancy
Diane Bradshaw
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Vocal challenges overcome, burns healed
Penelope Strelow
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Prayer halts aggressive symptoms
Judith Cordray
Bible Lens
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Is the Universe, Including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?
June 17–23, 2024
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Heather Eagen, Julie Swannell, Caroline Long